President of Kazakhstan highlights Georgia’s potential as important bilateral partner
Foreign policy

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Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Friday emphasised the potential for further development of bilateral ties at a meeting with the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on the sidelines of the international forum held in Turkmenistan.
In his remarks, Tokayev further highlighted the transport and logistics sector as a driving force, which has a substantial impact on other areas.
“We highly value Georgia and consider it a very important partner for us across multiple areas. Georgia is a partner with great prospects, possessing significant potential in the transport and logistics sector. This sector is a driving force at the present time and has a substantial impact on other industries”, he said.
“Our cooperation and partnership will continue to grow in the future, and communication will be strengthened to support this. This applies to both political and economic dimensions”, Tokayev concluded.





